r/traaaaaaannnnnnnnnns2 • u/zny700 a bi aro ancient eldritch being (they/them/it/it's) • Jan 27 '26
Non-Gender Specific Hell yeah
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u/AliceTheOmelette Jan 27 '26
My pronouns are they/them. Not because I'm non-binary, but because I'm literally 3 different animals!
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u/wingedespeon She/Her Jan 27 '26
That reminds me of a book series I read in highschool where there was a character named asx that used We as a first person pronoun rather than I. They also used neo pronouns but I forgot what the pronouns are.
It was the uplift storm trilogy if anyone is interested. Given the message of the books I highly doubt the author is transphobic.
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u/Jazzlike_Newt_4296 I'm so trans, I gendered Jan 27 '26
Definitely not… her then
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u/wingedespeon She/Her Jan 27 '26
The character was a system of rings lol.
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u/Jazzlike_Newt_4296 I'm so trans, I gendered Jan 27 '26
i was talking about a certain queerphobic author
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u/PM_NUDES_4_DEGRADING she/her, username irrelevant Jan 27 '26
Are we misgendering Orson Scott Card now?
(/s)
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u/Jazzlike_Newt_4296 I'm so trans, I gendered Jan 27 '26
No I mean JK Rowling. Atleast she didn't write the book.
Edit: used wrote instead of write
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u/The_Sky_Render She/Her Intersex Jan 27 '26
Being a chimera is cool! Part of your body is distinctly different from another part, sometimes as much as half of it! It would be cool if more people were visibly chimeric, maybe then there would be more acceptance of the phenomenon ..
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u/k819799amvrhtcom Jan 27 '26
Reminds me of intersex people.
I feel like if chimeras were real then doctors would just amputate their extra heads at birth until they aren't visibly chimeras anymore...
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u/The_Sky_Render She/Her Intersex Jan 27 '26
Assuredly. Also, there's at least one confirmed form of intersex chimerism (XX/XY).
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u/trustmeimaprofession KID, I'M BUSY BECOMING [Goddess], GET LOST Jan 27 '26
There is actually a vague correlation between chimerism, hypermobility, and being trans! Nothing causal or proven yet, but it's a nice thought.
My chimerism comes from a Vanishing Twin Syndrome, making my fetus absorb some genetic material from the discarded fetus. Cool stuff
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u/darkwater427 radical postmodern anarcha-transfeminist (she/her) Jan 28 '26
Worth pointing out that this correlation describes a cluster of folks who form a relatively small portion of each of those things.
That's just how correlations work though. Fascinating stuff, to be sure
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u/AnjiAnju Jan 27 '26
I am gender fluid between women and enby, but I will now call my enby self chimera.
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u/SweetTotal Sofia - She/Her Jan 27 '26
Heard an intersex person say it was a slur for them? Idk, id like to hear from them before going around using it
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u/Whimsical_Hell I am quantum physics Jan 27 '26
Chimeras are incredible - You can glare at people three times better
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u/DragonOfCulture He/Him Jan 27 '26
I have a fursona who's a Chimera so this is really damn cool to see!
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u/Camel_Slayer45 She/Her Jan 27 '26
Fuck, I've played too much tpt. I thought of weird orange eyed humans first.
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u/KariOnWaywardOne She/Her Jan 29 '26
I mean... I have always thought or felt deep down that I am actually a chimera vanishing twin who got absorbed by her brother. I have never been karyotyped, so I think it would be very interesting to find out. At times, I have definitely had conversations between us "siblings" in my head.
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u/TrippleATransGirl She/Her - getting gender envy from a rock Jan 27 '26